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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-01
Police Notes.

There was a remarkably small lot of Of
Tenders for Monday before Police Justice
Richardson yesterday This is TO be ac-
counted for on the theory that "the
BOYS are all recuperating from the
sprees of the last week. The following
were the only cases disposed of:
Carter Palmer lcoloredl, drunk. Fined
- and costs
John Fitzhugh (coloredl, same charge
and fine.
Lucy Brooks (colored) dsorderly on
the street. Fined s. and costs.
Walter Clark (colored). Fined - for
assaulting and beating George jackson
on the street.
Dennis O'Connell, assaulting l. W.
Harmon in the discharge of his duty.
Sent on to the grand jury and bailed in
the sum of $500 for his appearance.
George Buckner (colored), charged with
being OF unsound mind Discharged.
George Smith (colored), charged with
stealing a dish of meat, the property of
John NJ. Granger. The accused said that
he was hungry and seeing the meat took
it. He was given ten days in Jail
George p. Scott and Carl Wassmer
were charged with assaulting each other.
The cases were continued till morning.
Jim Thornton (colored), disorderly in
the bar.room of William Felthaus.
Fined 81 80 and cost.
George Allen, creating disturbance in
Louis Euker's restaurant. Fined $3.50
and cost.
Louis Novbeck and William II. Cline,
suspici JUS characters Committed in de-
fault of security.
Nicholas Blackie, disorderly on a
street-car. Fined 81 and cost.
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Committee on Ground. and Buildings.

The committee met at $50 o'clock
Present: Messrs. Kenler, chairman,
Snead. Pizzini, and Crenshaw.
An application was received from
Archer Edwards asking financial aid IN
consideration Of having finger broken
by stone at the City Hall October 4,
1887. and being unable to work since.
The petition was rejected.
Sundry bills were allowed, among them
the payroll account of the City Hall,
amounting to 81 1866 81.
The following appropriations were
made for parks Chimborszo, 5000; Mon
roe. 800 Terrace Road, 5000; Marshall,
$50; CANDLES Hill, $50, and Reservoir
Park, $500
Mr.. John J. Schlosser was appointed
engineer of the hosting engine at the
City Hall.
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THE MEXICAN TREATY.
Report Of the United states Consul at
Piedras Negras.

Report of the United states Consul AT
Piedras Negras.
WASHINGTON, October 81 Mr. William
Castor Allen, United States Consul at
Piedras Negras, Mexico, is In the city.
Mr. Allen says the condition Of affairs
along the Rio Grande border has percep-
tibly improved within the past few years
Much of this is due 10 the wise and eff
cient administration Of President Diaz Of
the Mexican Republic. President D.az,
Mr. Allen says is an earnest and sincere
friend Of the United States Through his
efforts smuggling from the Mexican side
has been practically stopped. His Gus
toms officials, Federal judges, and Others
are not only men Of integrity, but men
who reflect his kindly feeling toward this
country as well.
According TO Mr.. Allen, President Diaz
Is a strong advocate OF closer commercial
relations with the United States, and in
furtherance of this desire has lent the
weight of his personal influence wher-
ever II could be adyantageously employ
ed. Notwithstanding reports to the con
trary, Mr Allen says that the life and
property OF foreigners residing in Mexico
is quite as secure as that Of the natives
themselves. The recent murder Of
Americans in some Of the Outlaying
Mexican States were the acts of banditi
whom the Government thus far has been
powerless to capture. Where II has been
possible to punish the offenders they
have not failed TO do so.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
TWO FREIGHT TRAINS COLLIDE ON
THE Il. +. AND p ROAD.
The Two Locomotive Engineers Slightly
InJured-A Coiored brakeman Missing.
The Road BIockaded for Several Hours.
General Items.

Yesterday morning about half past 10
o'clock, a serious accident occurred on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and POtO-
mac railroad near Taylorsyille, about
twentv-one miles above this city The
authorities were very reticent as 10 the
cause of the accident and whether it was
the result Of misplaced switch, or wheth-
er there was a misconceptiOn Of time or
what, could not be definitely ascertained.
TWO MEN NJURED-ONE MAN MISSING.
1t was learned, however, that Engi-
neers DEUEL. and Flagman Charles Page
were injured, and that Ned Carter, col
ored brakeman was missing. Diligent
inquiry failed TO find ont what had be-
come of the last mentioned employe OF
the road. but ne is no doubt killed, and II
is supposed he was caught under the cars
and SO lost his life.
THE ROAD BLocKApED.
I'm consequence of the accident the
road was blOckaded Throughout the day,
and the mail trains had 20 be switched of
nj Hanover junction and come into the
citv via the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
II is expected that the road will be
cleared this morning, and that trains will
be running regularly. A number Of cars
were wrecked and the loss is no doubt
great. but what it amounted to cannot be
accurately estimated at this time. The
northern bound train did not reach the
city until 10 o'clock last night-about
three hours late.
An UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE.
An accident of this road is Of very un-
usual occurrence. IL is very carefully
managed, and such thing as a wreck on
it Is scarcely ever known. Naturally the
authorities dislike 90 talk about any ac-
cident when one does happen, and at this
time they are especially careful on ac
count of the number Of railway disasters
which have lately happened The whole
matter will, no doubt, be fully inyestiga-
ted, and the responsibility placed where
70 belongs
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The Richmond Mercantile and Manufsc-
turing Journal

The October number of the above
named sterling journal has been received
1t is sufficient to say that it is up to its
usual standard of excellence, and that its
editor, Captain Richard +. Frayser, has
his eyes wide open TO the interests of
this city. Its typographical make up is
excellent, and its editorials and selected
articles are instructive and interesting
and will well repay perusal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-01
MANCHESTER MATTERS.

The subject Of a water supply is
engaging the attention of the peo-
pie of Manchester. There is a
prOpOsitiOn before the council for the
erection Of a water tower, and this
scheme has many advocates; but there
are many more who say il would only be
temporary expedient, and favor a reser-
yoir Probably as many more Of the cit
liens of Manchester contend that the city
is not able. at the present time, to furnish
more water. What the final result will
be is one of those things no fellow can
find OUT
The Democracy of Manchester is hard
at work and everything possible is being
done to secure a full vote. Arrange
ments are being made for arousing rally,
with several prominent speakers.
InQuiring yesterday ascertained that
Henry Tabb (colored), who was stabbed
by William Benjamin (of the same race
is still i'm a very critical condition and il
is not at all certain that he will live.
BENJAMIN is still in Jail.
Grief was brought to many hearts by
the announcement of the death, near
Midlothian, of the venerable Mrs. NJ. h..
Brnmmally, in the 50 year of her age.
She had survived her husband, a son, and
three daughters.
Tomorrow night the well-known
Johnny Reb,' will lecture at the Cen
trail Union Sunday school near Drewrys
Bluff. His subjects will be Light and
Shadows; or The Story of Life, and
"The Halifax Overseer and His Wife. '
Refreshments will follow. All who at
tend will aid a good cause and spend a
delightful evening
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An UNUSUAL OCcURRENCE.
THE OUTLOOK.
The Democracy Hopeful, hut Nof over
Confident.

The Democracy Hopeful, but not over
Confident.
One week from. to-day the election Is
10 be held in r chmond The Democracy
are hopeful of success. and in fact, are
not calculating on the possibility of de-
feat. The knowing ones, who are sup
posed 0 keep fully abreast of the TINES
are putting the Democratic majority at
900 as a minimum but even that ma
iority is regarded as nothing for Demo
cratic stronghold such as that of Rich
mOnd.
That our people will sufficiently recog-
nize the importance Of good order ruling
over chaos, so as to enable the Democracy
TO triumph over Radicalism next Tuesday,
is conceded. Still the prevalent opinion
is that the victory cannot be had without
hard work. The Republicans are on the
lookout watching to take advantage Of
every opportunity The Democracy can
not afford to rest on their oars.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-01
A WEST VIRGINIA TRAGEDY.
One Woman stab. Another I'm Churc,

UT" ""HHh Stabs Nnother In Church.
PARKERsBURG, W Va. October 81
Mrs George Malone and Miss Mary Msth-
eny, OF 1T. Mary's, Pleasant county,
have had grudge Of long standing be-
tween them, and Miss Mstheny swore
she would Kill Mrs. Malone on sight.
The two women met In the Methodist
church yesterday and began quarrelling.
Miss Matheny drew a knife and stabbed
Mrs. Malone in the shoulder and breast.
iniiicting serious wounds. Several
friends of the women then took a part In
the fight, and general melee resulted
Several OF the women have been put un-
der bonds to keep the peace, and Miss
Matheny may be indicted for assault with
intent TO kill
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-01

The regular weekly Musicale Of the
Mozart Association came off last evening
Owing to the inclemency OF the weather
the attendance was not so large as usual.
The singing Of The Hungarian Gypsy
Quartctte was greatly enjoyed, and the
orchestra and instrumental numbers
were very finely rendered The enter
tainment was a decided artistic success.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-01
Judge Capture. a Burglar.

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., October 81.
About 10 ocloc< last night William
Headon, Trenton burglar attempted to
break into the house of Nh. Theodore
Lester on Bartlett street. Mr.. Lester saw
him. and fired two loads Of shot at him
wounding him while attempting TO es-
cape. Headon was captured by Judge
Cowenhoven of the Middlesex Court OF
Sessions.
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The Depriest Investigation.

Last night at 8 o'clock was the time ap-
nointed for meeting OF The committee
to investigate the Depriest affair, but
there was no quorum present, and the
committee was adjourned until next
Thursday at : p. m, in the Chancery Court
room. 4 letter was received from Mr..
Charles L. Todd, declining TO serve on
account of his absence from the city.
The Board of Public Interest will appoint
q citizen In his place.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-01
SIR. Blunt to Lord Randolph Churchill

LONDON, October 3O-Mr Wilfred
Blunt, who was convicted Of violating
the crimes act in speaking at proclaim
ed meeting at Woodford and who was
released on bail, an appeal against the
sentence having been taken, has arrived
here. He has written letter to Lord
Randolph Churchill with reference TO the
latter's speech at stockton He says be
does not doubt that if Lord Randolph
had been at Woodford last Sunday and
had known Of the dongs Of Clanricarje
he would have done as the writer did.
He concluded az follows:
IL am ready to bear hard labor or any
other penal treatment which Mr. Bali0ur
may decree, and shall bear him no III
will. But as concerns the law, he played
with loaded dice The new Crimes act
is modelled on those hanging commits
isons which you and ! denounced in
Egypt five years ago. | hope that, u
YOU can spare the time, you Will attend
the hearing of my appeal in January.
That would be far better than recon-
mending me to Balfour's mercy, which
| DO not want.
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Joseph B. POLK as the Jerseyman.

The inclemency of the weather kept
away from the Theatre last evening the
large audience that would have other
wise greeted the favorite actor, Mr.
Joseph b. Polk As it was the few pre-
sent heartily enjoyed the natural and
amusing character of GilderOy Punk as
portrayed by Mr. Polk.
This gentleman improves every season
we see him, and his acting Of the scheeni-
ing pumpkin recalls the many odd char
acters of country life, in which John f.
Owens excclled.
The Jerseyman is a first. class country
drama in every respect, but tonight Mr..
Polk will appear in his greatest success,
Mixed Pickles, and large house will
laugh at his many grimaces and acci-
denis
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-01

Some days ago Surgeon General Ham
ilton notified the Richmond Board of
Health that the quarantine at Cape
Charles would be raised, and the inspec-
ton of vessels would be discontinued.
This order was issued because the vessel
used for she service is unseaworthy and
regarded as unfit for the purpose to
which il is to be put 1t is probable that
another vessel will be substituted, and
the service continued.
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80 THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
BOOKS in the Southern states is at 1892 Main
street RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-01

Mr. Egerton 5 Rogers, architect, son
Of Randolph Rogers, the distinguished
sculptor. is visiting his uncle, Mr. 7, II.
Gibson, No. 900 East Clay street. Mr:
Rogers. who is first-honor graduate OF
the Royal Institute of Fine Arts, Rome,
Italy, has come TO this country with the
view of praciicing his profession, archi-
lecture, In the South.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-01
Conyicts Received.

Yesterday the following conyicts were
received at the Peniientiary from Bed
ford county
James Majors sentenced to three years
for grand larceny.
Alexander Mitchell, alias Alexander
Morgan, sentenced to fourteen years for
raDe
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-01

Yesterday morning two bricklayers,
who were on a ladder in the basement Of
the new City Hall, were thrown to the
ground by the ladder slipping and were
so painfully hurt that they had to be
taken to their homes Their injuries are
not serious
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-01
WINES. LIQUORS, sc.
.sDREPARE IN TIME FOR THE
INNER MAN

JUST ARRIVED.
Neu R0lrcfort Cheese.
N.u Neufchafelle Cheese.
A,n Frenage de- Brie.
NDf H0lert y. Pincapp e. cheese.
Afu pafe- dc fOics 6ras.
Ne,s AnchOvis lSardele"l.
Nev Russian and French Srdines.
New Picked Lamb Tongues.
Nfa smoke and -alt Salmon.
NaH Smoked Herrngs.
Sew HOnelcss Goldfish.
New Eraporated California Apr'cQts.
Ncw EvsIOrated Peaches and Apples.
NeW Barley and Oatmeal
News Buckwncat Flour.
Nea Honey and Maple Syrup.
Nfu Cape God Cranberries.
Sens Malaga kaisins.
Nes Malaga O. apes.
Aru Figs and Dates
NDW extra fine Catsup.
Sees Imported Sauerkfaut. ., ,.,.,, .,,,,,.
Ats. new arrival of my CELEbtA ltb
SWEET MIXED PICKLES al only q per
gallon
Nr wclI selected large stock of general
GROCERIES. WINES. LIQUORS. and daily
FHE~H BOTTLED LAGER BEER,
.fnn wtI known 90 need further mentioning.
Please send your orders In time SO the can
d.. .Ir.frI.' 'E attended 90.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP
rnIs I. To cERrIFY THAT w.

THIS Is To CERTIFY THAT WE,
4 49, d. pEARCE and GEORGE s.
f8~HnN. JR.. ou of the city of Richmond.
>tfe0f Virginia. have this day formed aud
entered into limited partnership, Tor me
purpose Oi conducting in the city OF luch
mnd. Na.a general drug business uy whole
Ne ani retail. and dealing 300 all articles n
NI0Ht tU said business and all other article.
..utri.y dealt boo Dos drug dealers. The SAID
George s. Eu.hOu. Jr.. i- the sicciul partner
.HI W.. g. pcarcc is the general partner.
IlO partnership hereby formed is cn'crcd
iYOrsr II-.0Iyed by mutual consent. on hy the
PROVISIONS and th" terms of their co-partner
Slip agreement, and the firm name will bee w.
b faroe.
..s contributed iu cash the sum of seven
hundred dollars.
Given under ouT hands and seals az klch.
m.nI. Na.. this oath day OF October, looi.
GEORGE :. NASHON, JH. SEAL.
W. r. PEAkCE. SEAL
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

Indications Tor Virginia. BEGINNING az O'CLOCK
pm. Morday October 81 warmer, isir
heather. Or ceded by rain on the coast. with
fresh 10 brisk northery winds. becoming
variable.
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sT7TT 0F VWoINIs, to-wlt..

John a sigglns. notary public for the
cts aorcsaid Inn the state Of Virginia, DO
certify tnat ". T.. pearce and george ).
ll,h0n. Jr.. who's. names are signed 70 the
foregoing certificate. have Acknowledged the
same before me in my said city, ana iutthei
nlic oath before me in my said city that the
siIi George S. Nashon, Jr.. did pay IN actual
cash into the partnership the sum OF seven
hundred dollars
Given under my hand this 24th day OF &c
tttr lss1. JOHN IA. SlGGiNS, \. I.
ilu eIulawtW
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4 LUMsDEN & son,
wATCHMAKERs AND JEWELLERS.
Is Main street. Richmond, Va.

Fine Watches. Jewelcy, Diamonds. Sterling
sAgsrware, Silver Plated Ware Spectacle
.nd Eye glasses Clocks, &e.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-01

NOTICE E-THE ANNUAL MEET
y ING OF THE MUTUAL AsSU RANCE
e0.IFrY OF VIRGINIA Will bee held at the
.a....f the Society. so. 1914 East Main street.
f...t H. A. CLAI BORNE.
t.f5.Salw Principal Agent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-01
FOUND
SENIENTs.
The GOLDEN GIANT
A PLAY OF TO DAY.

LA UT w. 'A -
won immediate recognition Tor ll-
.......tn and beauty at the Fifth Avenue and
,..... Sew York theatres. The press of the
r..rn cities Wed with the contemporaries
diminishing tine play and players. Prices as
1oc3l-Su. TuNWe.3t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-01

Father Petetol, chief of the French
is dead.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-01

T,uF MEETINGS OF CHAPTER NO.
h. AND %. LEAGUE. viii bo discon-
tr.rl until Tuesday, 18TH instant.
A. g.. HILL.
.l % Secretary.
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special attention TO Repairing.
Sptu ly
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0ett ttrar.

Or. 5oiuns bar 1000 Ydtteuter, iom boert
Nar benpeuper lig III pam rur plRlp, og
man9e nf otsle bar u9ret gtuue op al oere5
5amiliesHR9er lom ubelbreoelige. soan oil
tomTe ttibase I'll 5ono on gac, Bisconlin,
oen l2te StIober efter en- Jie,le paa 1000
ytlle ior esen 8egurng, aleue Ior at le I'll
Dem, lom gan gar unorr BebanolHg. pan
llnoer, at mango al Dem, iom par 9rnpeuot
ltg til BAN, %folnnIer llg, meoeus mango og.
Iaa er blepne aloeltS belbreoeoe. Or. 2plpns
sIpr trontte Sps CONNIE I'll Ell SpeclaliIet
% oil forlpue Eloen0e, JON ltrtuer TIL pam,
meo NpplItatlpn | Oct egellte eller norlir
Spro9, lad De oerl tpOellg tai ~1Ortlare i'm
SDgoom. SIsle NppIltatloaer lenoes ttlbage
til Gottoreu, %, eiterat pan IIple bar 9ltns
nemgaaet Den, oil ban ppstoe, buormegeI oct
oil tolte, % ilaar ban bar mo0taget Yengene,
oil ban ltrar lenoe YteolciH pr. grprei5, ldds
trent S%D9oomnten ani Is belbreoellg. I'm
Speclalltel er froHlte S~p9Oomne, lIaiom
eatarrb, 9oniumpiiou CaRrHgl, 9Ioplp
(Saterlot, futnoellge Sp9oomntr, olertslgss
DOM, tOraaria9et 20 uuyoomslgnOer, oaafs
lige Elnser, SlnosluagBeo, Sloofaitlgoom
os meset Nnoet. 2eIie sIeloer sifts o.
u9ifte, RRno os &uiHoer. 0uoipgo0mme
og aIertellp9oomme, B9noelorm % prtuate
SpgoomHle al ale SlaSs. Strlu I'll SOtto.
rem eftet 2lpplttatlon % The Good Sama-
unoer Aoresfe:
Or. ~. Gowns,
104 30 Ctr, S{Uu0 ou vac. gSiS.